Sentence examples for war problems from inspiring English sources

He was elected pope a month after the outbreak of World War I, and the greater part of his papacy was occupied with war problems.

Her father's prominence in the Roosevelt administration ensured that she was assigned to the special war problems section of the State Department.

That might eventually solve the trust and civil war problems, as everyone would be living "with their own," but I am not sure it would better enable Syrians to address their development challenges.

After graduation, she worked in the Special War Problems Division of the Department of State, then was executive secretary for a juvenile delinquency project in the Department of Justice.

This paper focuses on the way in which a combination of technical collection systems and scientific analysis contributed decisively to the solution of three important Cold War problems: Soviet ballistic missile programs, the Soviet space program, and Soviet missile defense systems.

Little attention has been given to its role in fueling mass incarceration, racial disparities, the surveillance state, and other drug war problems.

Stewart Baker, who was the general counsel at the N.S.A. during the Clinton Administration, told me, "Hacking is a crime problem and a war problem.

The fuller truth is that Cuba was both a holdover cold war problem and a holdover US backyard problem, but rolled into one.

If Cuba had simply been another cold war problem, the US would have got round to recognising it long ago, just as it eventually recognised East Germany.

The general, whose debut messages have garnered more than 10,000 "likes" (in reality thumbs-up signs) so far, and whose initial statement was forwarded nearly 40,000 times over the first three days, gives his views on issues such as North Korea's recent nuclear test; he said "the North Korea problem is the product of the cold war problem, the main players are the United States and North Korea".

Solving the drug war problem -- like so many of the big issues facing humanity - should be about using the best possible research and science to design forward looking policies that are then vetted and embraced by democratic societies.